NEW
DELHI: SanDisk, a popular storage company has launched its new 128GB
microSD card, SanDisk Ultra microSDXC UHS-I, in the indian market at Rs
9,999.
SanDisk Ultra microSDXC UHS-I memory card, is the world's largest capacity microSD card, at this point in time. The microSD card was first unveiled in February during the Mobile World Congress, in Barcelona, Spain.
SanDisk company said, the new 128GB Ultra microSDXC card delivers twice the speed of ordinary microSD memory cards and offers the highest video recording performance available. It is suitable for recording full-HD video. The card can store 16 hours of Full HD video, 7,500 songs, 3,200 photos and more than 125 apps.
"The new SanDisk Ultra microSDXC card again demonstrates how SanDisk continues to expand the possibilities of storage so that consumers can benefit from our latest technology advancements," said Rajesh Gupta, country manager India, SanDisk Corporation. "With 128GB of removable storage, consumers will enjoy the freedom to capture and save whatever they want on a smartphone or tablet, without worrying about running out of storage space."
SanDisk Ultra microSDXC UHS-I memory card, is the world's largest capacity microSD card, at this point in time. The microSD card was first unveiled in February during the Mobile World Congress, in Barcelona, Spain.
SanDisk company said, the new 128GB Ultra microSDXC card delivers twice the speed of ordinary microSD memory cards and offers the highest video recording performance available. It is suitable for recording full-HD video. The card can store 16 hours of Full HD video, 7,500 songs, 3,200 photos and more than 125 apps.
"The new SanDisk Ultra microSDXC card again demonstrates how SanDisk continues to expand the possibilities of storage so that consumers can benefit from our latest technology advancements," said Rajesh Gupta, country manager India, SanDisk Corporation. "With 128GB of removable storage, consumers will enjoy the freedom to capture and save whatever they want on a smartphone or tablet, without worrying about running out of storage space."
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